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Re: Best Modules/Components for my site

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    Re: Best Modules/Components for my site

    Posted 17 years 1 month ago
    • I'm contemplating using Equinox for my Church's new web site. Outside of the the wonderful work already present in Joomla and the Rocket Theme, I need to be able to provide four services from the site:
      • A Photo Gallery
      • The Ability to Handle MP3 versions of our sermons
      • A Mailing List/Newletter
      • An Event Calendar

      I know there are various modules/components available to handle all of these tasks, I would like to find the ones that integrate the best and are the easiest to use. File uploads, management of the data, and entry of content all need to be simple.

      I am not opposed to using either version of Joomla, which ever would work the best.

      So I ask you: Which modules/components would you use to provide the features I need with the Equinox template as a base?

      Thanks in advance,
      Kevin
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    Re: Re: Best Modules/Components for my site

    Posted 17 years 1 month ago
    • OK, I think I've settled on Expose' for the Photo Gallery. I've looked at jEvents for the Event Calendar and that probably will work. But I still the other two.

      I think the internal mass mailer may work for the short term, but I'm really struggling trying to find a good audio system.

      Anyone have a suggestion?
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    Re: Re: Best Modules/Components for my site

    Posted 17 years 1 month ago
    • I am in search of a decent newsletter extension, too...would be nice if it could add a field and extend the registration, too, but at this point, anything will do (save the Docman one I see, as it doesn't seem to let me create nice templates and save, reuse, post to the site, etc, etc...a bit limited, though free). ;)

      Let me know if you settle on a newsletter component...willing to try anything at this point.
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    Posted 17 years 1 month ago
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    Posted 17 years 1 month ago
    • Dave Jones wrote:
      Above are used with RT Colormatic and !J1.0.12 www.newhopechristianchurch.com

      First of Dave, Great Site!

      Second, thanks for the links. I think I'll look into Acajoom for the newsletters and I'm already using the AllVideo module on my personal site. That coupled with the podcast module you mentioned may be the ticket I need.

      One question, the ever changing portion of the front page of your site, the pictures that link to blog entries, what is that? I think I may be able to use that too. (Since I'm "borrowing", I might as well borrow, right? ;D )
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    Re: Re: Best Modules/Components for my site

    Posted 17 years 1 month ago
    • Terp wrote:
      Let me know if you settle on a newsletter component...willing to try anything at this point.

      I will. I may simply setup the mass mailer to distribute a PDF version of our print newsletter, just to get started. Depending on how well Acajoom (recommened here) works out, I may change to that.

      Kevin
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    Posted 16 years 8 months ago
    • Beautiful and very functional site. Inspiration for our soon to be converted to joomla site ( www.solidword.org ). Interestingly, for our films business we had issues setting up expose. Were there many problems on your end?

      Also, thanks for your sharing what modules worked to make your site as functional as it is. All the best,

      --Brandon

      www.p-films.com

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